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That is Gold VIZ. .ch is worth gold Health
IL worth more than gold. Don't neglect :
couch or cold and les it remain To irritate
TIE iuLEs Ehsn a 80 cent bottle of DR.. Bige-
lows Positive Cure viii promptly and safely
curr any recent cough. cold or throat or lung
trouble. Bny the dollar bottle OF &. r.
Wilson fOrclrouic cascs or family use. En-
dcfscd bv Physicians aud druggists. Pleas
snf Id lake
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cured c7cry yeor By AcleE's celebrated
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You nothing Try it. A single dose wiz
show itc 9ocj cfer. Trial bottles 10 cta.
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That We sre daily guar1otssirz Kemp 8
@ar-scarilia to he peonle Ahe~ fsFf-s
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Destenthsisr. M Monroe-st.. carries a
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R. s. G.. PATTON,

O7IcIIISI
The following Heads of the Great Universities Public
Food Analysts having analyzed every Baking
in the market find DIR. PRICES CREAM BAKING POWDER
THE STRONGEST, PUREST, AND HEALTHIEST, and
recommend it with DIR. PRICES SPECIAL FLAVORING
EXTRACTS for general family
Prof OGDEN poREM NJ D. l. d. Bellevue Medical College New York
Prof G KEDAE Late President State Board of Health Lansing, Mich
Prof III NJ SCHEFFER analytical Chemist. Lous,B Nc.
Prof T. DWIGHT Wheeling, w.
Prof JAMES Z. BABOCEs, State Mass.
of
Prof CURTIS HOWARD NJ Startling
Prof JOHN NJ ORDWAY, Mass Institute o Technology,
Prof R. A WITTHAUS, n d, of N Y.
A. II SABIN Buring gton,
JOHN BOHLANDER Toxicog
leg Medicine and Cincinnati O
Chemistry
Fr GEORGE Barker Prof Chemistry
fEYS RICE, f
Chemistry, OF
W.
w. McKEONN. ChemisY
y. HEINRICH DETTifER. Chcnst. Mo
GILBERT
: II LONG, Professor
Of Pharmacy. Chicago
6. A. MARINER Analytical Chemist Chicago,
NJ DELFONTAINE Analytical Chemist, Chicago ri.
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ETsiy clre al Biocd Diseases. parties the
whole system. Ard Thoroughly huilds ap TIE
constitution. Bemeuhe-. We guarantee il.
e. r. Wilson sud y. E. White.
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A sure hing 70 snd everything fresh ~
the fsh kiusicm a. Deltsnths. IL
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Tee best on earth car truly be said of
Gres ti'Tcerine Salve which is = sure.
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burns. wounds and az ot1er sores. Viii
positively cure pi IS. letter srd 81 skin
erlptious Try this wonderful hssler. SAT-
isiacricn guaranteed or money refunded.
oaly'15 cents. cf F 2. Wilson.
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AN MN0NN Ackers GaI 4s BABY
Soother az hand. It is the only sac
medicine yet made that viii remove ali
infantils disorders. IL contains 10 Opium
or Morphine. but gives the child nature.
sase Jiozg pain. Price % cents. Sold by
rR. Wilson and w. &. White
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Not n few cis.-ens Of Grand RAPIDS re-
Gently became greatly excited over the as
.gul sing facts, that severai OF their friends
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suffering with that dreaded monster. Con-
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Or Ni1g New Discovery Tor CGnumptiOa.
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81
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GEO. a. HALL & CO.,
66 MONROE-ST.
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We offer a Ladies' Dressing
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We also offer Plush Collar
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All pieces offered in competi-
ton must be in our hands by
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GEO. A. HALL & CO.
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(HE 3sss SALvE tin me world fo- Cuts
Bruises, Sorrs. Ulcers. salt Rheuu. Fever
Sores. Tstter Chsoped Hands. Chilblsi "a,
torns s1d All Skin Eruptions, snd pos.ti ys-
y cures PIES. or 10 pay required. It Is
guaranteed - give perfect 81 fac-io- or
FYorcT refunded. Price 8 cents rar boz.
S0r sais at VIM. H.Tibbs druy sores.
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Dr. Jones BED Clover Tonic is rot a stial-
1ianf t.t nerve food. restoring nerve
force io.t ov sickness or excessive mental
work or the use Of hqu5r opium. morphine
or tobacco IJ supplies food for nerve it's
sues AMI rT is gentle operative action re-
moves Ell restraint from the sec7sfiva or
xans. hence. curing al diseases Of stomach
aai ETeT. F r. Wilson viii snpoiv tbe
-srr1ne Red Clouer Tonic az % cents a
N.sf fre
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United States Government
Chemists Report.

For the past four years. and especially during the
last nine months, have been examining various baking
powders, and have always found DIR. Prices to be a
scientifically prepared pure mixture and superior all
others.
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MORGAN & AVERY,
EXCLUSIVE
Carpet House.
FIFTH lKsusL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Our steck of Carpets has never
been as large and complete as
now. and AZ prices that cannot
be undersolc. The stock COM
prises everything 10 DC found in
hrst-s1Sss Carpet House.
Our Drapery Department is
replete with all the Novelties.
We aIe Sole Agents for Cor
ticinc the best floor covering
known 10 the trade. Over
20, 900 yards sold in this city
alone.
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reltis q 'o4as. q aoss3 ~ timothy q a1ol
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flsl--oe. sake esn. -. ~ per nsf bbl other
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ta.t -t per r.. clans ei.la icf hundred e4Euod
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ff.uts. le. creamery solid. lsc. rolls AID pfnls
-te. extra creamery. paezed. <tcs rods "a prints
Ze
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AONNN Ct tho good tA.ars of thii
- .iie ara sor-7wf4-.7 Il.
s'cus On accoant of Dysr~Psia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets VIII cure Drsners;a.
IndiEsstion aad Constipation. sold On G
rosi-ve guarantso a. . and 10 cents. r.
r. r. Wilson snd ". r. White.
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Rnn.llnr nfatsrial.
Nails

Finishing I0d - 81 a.
tad .ss slas slso :loo 80
Airefn lrs-s2.90
Iron SD rates.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12
GOOD WILL SONGS.

A compilation of Hymns and Tunes
Selected and arranged for Praise and
Prayer Meetings and Stated Church Ser
vice. By Stanford Mitchell. Square
16mo. 1853 pages. 30 cents. $500 per
Dozen. $4,000 per Hundred.
Goodwill Songs" is the first publica-
ton Of the accomplished singer whose
beautiful voice is frequently heard in
Universalist meetings. It is an admir-
able compilation of the best hymns and
tunes with original contributions of
words and music. The music is of high
order, and the arrangements show excel
lent taste and skill. The fitness of words
and music has been consulted through
out. Hymns and tunes have been added
because of their natural sympathy with
each other, and not merely because the
mechanical requirement of the metre was
secured. Some of the finest composers
are represented in its pages. Mr.. Mitchell
says: ut is believed that the compila-
ton will commend itself to all of Chris
tian Faith, and to all who, clearly or
dimly, are possessed of the Christian
Hope" First published in 1888. 1t has
been warmly welcomed in many churches,
East and West.
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with him from the State of New York. The
funeral took place from the home Thursday
the 9th, Rev. Edgar Leavitt officiating. II
was largely attended, all the old settlers far
and near coming to show their respect to one
so honored in life. Mr.. Brooks was buried in
the vinland cemetery, near his home. He
was UniversaIist in his religious preferences,
as are his family after him. It was noble
and well rounded life. e. L.
We regret to chronicle the death of Mr.. J..
L. Dewey, of Sealey, Texas, which occurred
near his home, Jan. II. He was member,
and staunch friend, of the Universalist
church. Our cause in Texas has lost much
by bis death. His family have our sympathy.
The Dallas News of the 18th ult. contains
dispatch giving the following particulars of
the sad affair." Mr.. Dewey left home about
4:30 this morning, and started to walk to
town to take the o'clock train for Houston,
and the morning being very foggy and Mr..
Dewey deaf, he could not see or hear the
approach of the freight train, which ran over
him, mangling him in terrible manner.
The jury rendered verdict generating
the company from any blame. His funeral
was attended by the Masonic Order, deceased
being a member in high standing. This
brief notice of the death of Mr. Dewey,
appeared in Streets Monthly, Dallas, Texas.
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sistent with the incidents of the story, if not
specifically with the details of the speech. =.
Was the most prominent of the three
the Immortal, Invisible JEHOVAH? So to say
would contradict one of the fundamental
doctrines of the Christian faith and the def
mite assertion of prophet and apostle and of
JESUS himself. He must have been SO far as
the record affirms or may imply, either JE-
HovAH OF a representative of Him. We are
helped by an observation of the Master; they
were sometimes called gods, in the older rec
ord, to whom the word of GoD came (John
Z. 35). The student may find help in
solving the present problem by reading
Joshua vi. 7-21. In that narrative we are in
troduced to prophet sent by JEHOVAH to the
Israeltes with message. In verse IL this
prophet is called "the mot AM angel of the
LORD" being found by Gideon seated under
an oak. He is called "the angel of the LORD"
in verses IL and 81 (twice), and "the angel
of GoD" in verse 20; but in verses ID and Is
he is called "the LORD" or JEHOVAH" The
last is evidently an instance of netonyn1y,
the name of the Principal being employed in
lieu of that of the agent. We suggest, that,
in our Lesson, the more prominent of the
three men was prophet or priest, specially
inspired to communicate the Divine purpose,
and to act and speak in the Divine name. Ii
we may be permitted, like others, to conjec-
ture, we might name Melchizedek as the
leader of the three men, and the other two
as subordinate priests, or prophets. Rev. g.
L. Demarest, d. D., s. s. HELPER, August,
1880.
When COP is said to "appear" to any of
the patriarchs, we are not so to understand
it as if they had, or could have, a visible rep
resentation of Him; but only that He signi-
fed His will unto them, either in vision, or
by some sign, or by an angel. If they un-
derstood that the message was from Heaven,
the LORD COP was said to have appeared"
to them.-Dr. Benyamin Da,oson, "Illustra-
ton of Texts"
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A GUILTY sACRIFIOE

should never be made, but ambition and
enterprise deserve reward. Wherever you
are located you should write to Hallett & Co.,
Portland, Maine, and learn about work that
you can do and live at home, earning thereby
from S. to $25 and upwards daily. Some
have earned over $50 in day. ALI particu-
lars free. Both sexes. All ages. Capital
not needed you are started free. All is new.
Those who start at once cannot help rapidly
making snug little fortunes.
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One of the best things in the gospel of Je-
sus is the stress it lays on small things. 1t
ascribes more value to quality than to guam
tity. 1t teaches that God does not ask how
much we do, but how we do it.-JameS f..
Clarke.
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We take pleasure in calling the attention
of the readers to the advertisement of the
Knickerbocker Brace Co. in this issue of our
paper We can recommend this Company
to do as they agree, and orders entrusted to
their care will receive prompt attention.
st. Louis Presbyterian, June 10, 1886.
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BUCHTEL COLLEGE.
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The present term began Jan. 4, 1887.
There are three full four years courses of
study. a Preparatory and Normal Department
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The real things are inside. The real
world is the inside world. God is not up,
nor down, but in the midst.--Mrs. A. d. r..
Whitneu.
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For Torpid Liver Biliousness, or Liver
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THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
of Claremont Colony is due to the unusual
inducements offered by j F. Mancha, Ray
mond, Surry Co., Ya.-s
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>sF l9es JAa. -l-T Gr.s9ry-si
'9.--s Ce-rti 10 Jersey cas- sas slsava %
Lu cary -g-r lb.s leEaiDs a4th CURIOUS
-sosd of mea 4a3 wog4sn waiting in
eager eApeelancv u us the four flnAeF-
on nlen WHO were charged alta shooting TIE
ooy Hogan ll1se oldsing ez-Ls1 Tor
~anuls. A A5tf tte Plnserlun mAa cozis1i
eta committing a. assault upon t1t 10
yeaf-ol1 boT Casey EE-M4ror Coll IL 49,
lesref a. the re. nest 0i the Nelas aFe.
izcsaw2nnx & Western Raj lWzv Company
.or the prisoner. ant es-Julge Mc1Fala Tor
-1e state. Testimony Was ta4en - thr
eject that Net threw his cub a.
some bOys that it struck CASEY AID TIA,
the prisoner fhen drew his reyOlge- aud
Nmed a. fhs boy. BIT cld not shoot.
Counselor Collins said that hls o--eat
waived examination. Judge Stiising COM
mlt-sd l1e prisoner 70 await tie acnon %
the grand ury upon charge of assault aud
battery.
Bnns the Other PinZertOn men ia. SAID
the judge. The door of The CAGE vas opened
and the other PinkertOu men stepped qulc1-
lv out. They were al 81 least SIX feet tall and
muscular loOklng ie lows. As they stood a.
the Osr they lowered above al around them.
Their nafaes are Pa Sleehy. Morton M0riar-
liy aud Dan Cahili Jas Stewart was called
by the prosecution and was tod by the
court 20 point ont the man who killed the
l2-vear olA boy Hogan There was dead
silence ia the court room With his index
finger he pointed - Sheehy and said II
raised vOiee That IS the man Coun-
So 0r Collins Immediately requested that
the prisoner be remAnaed until he could
confer with him.
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Tho Outlook of Trade.

NEW NoRk, Jan. Pr. G. Dunn & Co. 3
weekly review of trade, says Southern rail
way consolidation has been the feature in
speculative markets for the past week. In
other markets the remarkable industrial
growth Of the country receives most atten-
lion. Whether railway consultations,
which At the North has been the fruitful
mother OF monopolies. will forward South
ern industrial Development, is not yet clear,
nor is the question of interest 10 Operators
who look for large and immediate profits
from rising prices of stocks. land, mines
and mills But If another wave OF wild
speculation should sweep over the South.
such as ended in the disasters following
1897, 1857 and 1873, the permanent growth
and prosperity OF that region might not be
promoted. The swelling tide Of industry
and legitimate business is recorded in
weekly bank clearings and railway offices
returns. UeariDgs outside New York are
the largest ever known for the season,
though Boston. Providence. Springfield and
Portland At the North, and Galveston at the
south fail behind last year. All other
cities report gains AM the aggregate of New
York increased loi per cent for last vees.
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LADIES BARRED OUT.
While the EmmOns Circus Ci=ks and the
Band Plays-NIrs. Emmons spree

While the EmmOns Circus Ci-ks and the
Band PIays-NIr,. Emmons spree.
WAsHSGToS, Jan. 2l.-The frequent APP
plause by ladies whenever point was
made in tue Emmons lunacy proceedings
in favor Of the fair, but erratic, defendant
led to their being barred out of the court
room today. They were on hand in full
force before the court opened. bat Marshal
Wilson vas inexorAble in his determina-
ton 10 exclude them, and could not be
frightened into admitting them today.
nr. Lincolns ross-examination was
continued today He admitted that he al +
yisel against Mrs EmmOus going 10 Europe
because % Ter AvOwed intention 20 study
tl- ,he stage Dr Garnet testified that he
.al seen H-s. Lmm1ns after she returned
'-ou tl-oue and that he did NOT consider
l.r insane. sac was eccentric and ner &c
tcntrc.tF was couzeniaL She might he
Incapable ~ c0nilciiug her affair out, #
Ed that vas rot due 20 uus0undness OF
mad
Ut ucapacitv for conducting ones none
tsry Affairs -aid The Doctor, is TO be taken
ss evidence oi insanity, think ought 20
have be- % pat in an insane asylum several
yea- ego
Tie Doctor vas questioned about the
wed-.1es Mrs Eumons bad taken last
iAlrs4av day size was unable 10 ap-
fear ne c1rrt and he sa3 she had taken
-Lrsf o.ge mass pills, q seill,tz powder and
our tablespoon 'u.s ~ whisky. her c1ull
tou f1a' day Vas ia part due 20 TIE whisky
slc lal aSa1.
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